US English-Language Long Form TV drama: Homeland Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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What is the title of the first episode of Homeland?

A

Pilot

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2
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In what year did Homeland season 1 premiere?

A

2011

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3
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Who is the main character in Homeland season 1, episode 1?

A

Carrie Mathison

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4
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What is Carrie Mathison’s profession?

A

CIA officer

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5
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True or False: Homeland is based on an Israeli series.

A

True

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What is the main plot focus of the first episode?

A

The return of Nicholas Brody after being held captive.

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7
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Who plays the character Nicholas Brody?

A

Damian Lewis

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8
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What event triggers the storyline of Homeland?

A

Nicholas Brody’s return from captivity.

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9
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Fill in the blank: Carrie believes Brody may have been __________ by the enemy.

A

turned

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10
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What is the name of the terrorist group mentioned in the episode?

A

Al-Qaeda

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11
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Who is Carrie’s mentor at the CIA?

A

Saul Berenson

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12
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What internal conflict does Carrie face in the pilot episode?

A

Her struggle with bipolar disorder.

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13
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What type of surveillance does Carrie conduct on Brody?

A

Electronic surveillance

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True or False: Brody is initially treated as a hero upon his return.

A

True

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15
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What does Carrie use to prove her theory about Brody?

A

Intelligence reports

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16
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What is the relationship between Carrie and Brody in the first episode?

A

Professional and investigative

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17
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What does Saul advise Carrie regarding her theory about Brody?

A

To be cautious and gather more evidence.

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18
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Fill in the blank: The episode explores themes of __________ and loyalty.

A

trust

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19
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Who is the actor playing Saul Berenson?

A

Mandy Patinkin

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20
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What significant event occurs during Brody’s debrief?

A

He reveals little about his captivity.

21
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True or False: The episode ends with a clear resolution to the conflict.

22
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What is the setting of Homeland season 1, episode 1?

A

Primarily in the United States, with flashbacks to Brody’s captivity.

23
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What narrative technique is used to reveal Brody’s past?

24
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What is the tone of the first episode?

A

Tense and suspenseful

25
What does Carrie discover about Brody's behavior?
He exhibits signs of PTSD.
26
Fill in the blank: Carrie is determined to prove that Brody is a __________.
threat
27
What is a key visual motif used in the episode?
Surveillance and monitoring
28
What does the episode suggest about the nature of heroism?
It can be complex and ambiguous.
29
Who wrote the original Israeli series that Homeland is based on?
Gideon Raff
30
What is one of the key themes explored in the first episode?
The impact of war on soldiers and families.
31
What kind of psychological issues does Carrie experience?
Bipolar disorder
32
How does the episode portray the CIA?
As a complex organization with moral ambiguities.
33
What does Brody's family struggle with upon his return?
Reintegration and emotional distance.
34
True or False: The episode includes scenes of Brody's time in captivity.
True
35
What narrative perspective is primarily used in the episode?
Third-person perspective
36
What is the significance of the title 'Pilot'?
It indicates the first episode of a new series.
37
What genre does Homeland belong to?
Political thriller
38
What does the character of Carrie Mathison represent?
The complexities of intelligence work and personal struggles.
39
What is the emotional state of Brody upon his return?
Conflicted and traumatized
40
Fill in the blank: The episode raises questions about __________ and national security.
loyalty
41
What does Carrie believe about Brody's loyalty?
That it may be compromised.
42
What type of camera work is prominent in the episode?
Handheld and close-up shots
43
What does the first episode suggest about the relationship between personal and national security?
They are often intertwined and complicated.
44
True or False: The episode concludes with a clear understanding of Brody's character.
False
45
What is the tone of the music used in the pilot episode?
Eerie and suspenseful
46
What does the use of flashbacks achieve in the narrative?
It provides context and depth to Brody's character.
47
What is one of the main conflicts introduced in the first episode?
Carrie's suspicion of Brody's true allegiance.
48
What does Brody's family represent in the episode?
The personal impact of war on loved ones.